Ann Arbor T-shirt Co.Army PT Style Shirt | U.S. Military Physical Traning Infantry Workout T-Shirt

I like it, Very good…

Nice product and fit. Only complaint is that I wish it was longer. Part of my stomach shows when my hands are over my head. Not a good look for the gym…

My opening comment is for those who are too stupid to understand t-shirt vernacular, your reviews complaining about "too thin" show your not only your extreme ignorance, but your inability to read apparently as well.IT'S RIGHT IN THE DESCRIPTION: "This shirt is a ringspun, 30/1 fine jersey knit on 100% USA-grown cotton. If you don't speak t-shirt geek, that means they are soft and smooth with a high thread-count, tight knit made out of fuzzy plants grown by American farmers. These are mid-weight shirts - a bit lighter than your mass-market, thick gym class t-shirts, but substantial / not see-through. It's a nice balance between comfort and durability."Now let me insert some knowledge on the under-educated simpletons who don't quite get it. Ringspun means SUPERIOR quality as opposed to those cheap 100% cotton Gildan type tees. If you don't understand that simple meaning, you are in the moron category when it comes to t-shirt quality.Right in the description it states, "a bit lighter" and why is that? Because ringspun tees are generally about 4.3 oz compared to the heavier uncomfortable and very inflexible cheapo 100% 6.1 oz cotton.What's my point? You have the internet at your fingertips. Do a little damn research and educate yourselves instead of blaming Ann Arbor who is using high quality tees in lieu of those cheap $5 tees you can buy at Walmart.

The shirt was great. Soft to the touch and strong.

Nice lightweight soft fabric. I'm wearing it for the first time today, and seems appropriate for every day wear and PT, but I wouldn't suggest it as a work shirt. It seems too light for that. I do like that it's a little longer than the average tee.

Nothing to dislike. Washed and with 90% cotton barely shrunk. Nice and soft. Not tapered. I would like though, instead of bold letters just outline of the letters ARMY. I don't like to draw to much attention. But I want to support my service buddies.

Great shirt! Fits just right!

Please post that the flag is not "backwards". This caused a small argument that was solved by Google.. Yes, the flag on the right arm is correct in being in the upper left corner... :-)